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Has anyone heard the song much on radio yet? I know it's early days but be interested to know.
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Well, after listening it more than 50 times on a day I can officially say that the track is not that bad but it's awful for a Bon Jovi single. Still it's catchy and it seems to follow the line of the four Greatest Hits tracks (if you play the five of then, you'd realize that they could be all on an EP).
But... yeah. Too weak for a lead single, maybe if it was other track on the album we wouldn't be bitching this much. Now, some replies: Quote:
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Also, These Days sucks? These Days is a masterpiece. For god's sake I don't know why I'm even repling to you. Quote:
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y da **** are you all so concerned about the album/single charting ?! Like BJ aren't rich enough or don't have enough #1s ? what do you care ? seriously, I don't get it.
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'Superman tonight' was a far superior single but didn't exactly light up the charts which I personally would have liked to have seen happen, because I liked that song and would have been, in some way, proud of the success/to be a bon jovi fan then. Fandom is a strange thing. Andi |
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Its not about discussing opinions of course thats what we are here for. But theres a way to do it. In an adult way. I just dont get the abuse people are getting for liking or disliking it. If you dont like it then tell us why. Just dont say "this song is sh*t" give us something to debate about. I could resort to a snappy one liner about your growing up comment like "I am - ask your mum" but Im too old and mature for that. ;) |
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We need to wait until next week to see how it charted on the Billboard 100, right?
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Every time i listen to it i enjoy it more. Its great. I dont care if its got a 5 minute shred in the middle. TBH im thinking 2 things about the guitar parts. One could be that RIchie was working on his album and Jon created the solo or Jon restricts Richie to what we have heard. Theres no way Richie an go from jamming on his own tracks to this in a matter of months. Anyway i still like it and i think its better than anything ive heard the band do in the last decade
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The tone of the solo really doesn't help. I don't know what effects they have put on it, but it sounds like its coming through an old radio speaker. It accentuates the worst part of it really. I can live with the start of it, but I don't like how it loops back and starts the same bit again before ending by just seeming going up chord by chord, like pressing each key on a piano up one by one. Annoying, the only seemingly good bit of the solo is right at the end, and the production has just faded that right out of the mix.
As you can tell, I'm not down with the technicalities of guitar playing :lol: They can't possibly make it sound worse live, so at least it wont sound too bad at the shows. |
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I guess that I'm not going to talk anymore about the album until I hear a new single, or the whole album. Also, I asked my 15 years old brother what he thinks about the song: "Well, it might suck but, i don't know, it's cool one". |
this lyric video is nicely done
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Jon said he not see his new single on the radio in a interview from Tv. Damn liar. Not autentic, not original, sounds like the worst Bon Jovi, and this set up to succeed in the radios.
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its now No9 on UK I Tunes, 24 in US.
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The fact it's charting pretty well will I guess justify Jon's decision to start off with it. Doesn't change the fact it's their weakest lead single ever (in my opinion).
Sure, it's not THAT bad and definitely grows on you after a while but I think collectively the fan-base have simply had their full of the same formulaic output. BJ and Springsteen have always been my two favourite artists. The difference between them is at 63 I still believe The Boss. Jon seems to have relinquished his creativity in order to play stadiums. |
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If you read down, I say that I'm ****ing with them. However, I still don't think TD is a masterpiece. I think it's got 6 great songs and 6 fillers. This new single is better than SFTP. |
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It could take 3 to 6 months for a single to evolve into heavy rotation. That's when we'll know if the single becomes a real hit. |
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SFTP was one of the weakest single the US has had from Bon Jovi. They actually paired it with Lie To Me and it still bombed. I call you guy’s text book fans. You haven’t lived this band and the times since '84. You make comparisons based off each other and whatever Wikipedia says. That’s why no matter what you, Thinery, and the other idiots say, it means absolutely nothing to me. |
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This place gives me a warm fuzzy feeling of friendship.
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Okaaaaaay... let's keep it about the music and our feelings around it, eh fellas... we've finally got some songs to discuss and this board is the best thing about the new single for me!
Kopper, my old chap, you obviously rate whether a single was good by it's sales, that's fine. I couldn't tell you whether a song has been a commercial bomb or a success off the top of my head, just whether or not I liked it. SFTP has something BWC cannot even touch... 'Loneliness, has found a home in me. My suitcase & guitar are my only family. I've tried to need someone, like they needed me; I opened up my heart but all I did was bleed.' THAT is an example of simplicity as genius (it's a saying, I am not stating it's genius). The above lyrics are an example of a general, non-specific lyric that resonates... it's exactly what this band used to do well (as you know, having been a fan for a long time) and gave up doing in favour of having a big beat and getting you to put your hands up. That kind of resonance with a lyric is what I miss about my band the most. Just sayin... |
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I'm a text book fan? What does that even mean. And don't lump me in with our dear Terry and his cohorts, they're another breed altogether :) Andi |
Oh Jesus people, play nice. It's good to have a bit more traffic with the new single to discuss, try not to put people off reading and posting by bickering and insulting each other.
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There we go... an chance of sensible debate has ended... I would say it's like riling The Hulk but he'll enjoy that too much.
Kopper, relax... your view is valid but you lose your footing if you get wound up mate. Get back to your point and let's enjoy ourselves again kids... |
I listened the single on my Mu-Te-Ki and I heared Richie's voice on the chorus, but can't define if the grave one is from Tico or Bobby (the voice reminds me of his on Every Word Was A Piece Of My Heart).
Edit: The song is finally available on Spotify! http://open.spotify.com/track/6SKERLaeje1zWmMvX3eXcp |
I edited the song Because We Can, removing the intro of Jon singing the chorus in the begining, and the song sounds surprisingly much more emotional. A bad choice to start the song with that intro.
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As far as SFTP goes, this is not a killer song as far as I am concerned. I'm a Bon Jovi fan so I like all songs but even to this day, the first verse gets me pumped and by the second, I'm sleeping. It's just way over produced and the lyrics are just ok, typical Bon Jovi lyrics. It's one of songs that just fades from start to finish. It's not one of my go to songs when I'm in the mood for Bon Jovi. Now it's still too early to tell but I really like BWC because it's catchy and doesn't lose me after the second verse. This type of song is not deep so the lyrics are irrelevant but I could see this going over very well live. If a song like this could be a top 20 and spark some new fans then I'm happy. The singles are for the average listener and the rest of the album is for me. |
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